Freight operations built around safety, security, and accountability.
Houston Intermodal supports dependable freight movement with qualified drivers, port-ready access, documented operating procedures, and a practical focus on cargo security.
Operational standards
A safety-first approach to every load
From Houston port drayage to regional dry van and flatbed freight, our operating standards are designed to support safe, compliant, and reliable transportation. We coordinate closely with customers, drivers, terminals, and facilities to keep expectations clear from pickup through delivery.
CSA compliance focus
We maintain a safety-focused operating culture built around driver performance, vehicle condition, hours-of-service practices, and continuous attention to FMCSA requirements.
Ongoing review of safety performance
Hours-of-service and ELD compliance practices
Vehicle inspection and maintenance coordination
Insurance documentation
Insurance certificates and coverage documentation are available upon request so customers can complete onboarding and shipment planning with the information they need.
Certificates of insurance available on request
Customer onboarding documentation support
Shipment-specific requirements reviewed before dispatch
Qualified company drivers
Our company-driver model emphasizes experience, credential verification, and clear expectations for safe operation across port, rail, highway, and customer facilities.
CDL A qualification requirements
Commercial driving experience review
MVR and background screening authorization
TWIC-ready port access
For port drayage assignments that require secure terminal access, TWIC credentials are an important part of driver readiness and dispatch planning.
TWIC status reviewed for applicable work
Port and terminal access requirements considered
Secure facility procedures reinforced with drivers
Cargo security
Cargo protection begins before pickup. We use load-specific planning, securement practices, and clear handoffs to help protect freight throughout the move.
Load-specific securement planning
Pickup and delivery communication
Exception reporting for delays or access issues
Equipment readiness
Equipment selection and condition are matched to the freight plan, whether the move calls for container chassis, dry van capacity, or flatbed securement.
Pre-trip and post-trip inspection practices
Equipment matched to freight requirements
Maintenance needs escalated promptly
Shipment readiness
How compliance supports your shipment
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Review the freight plan
We confirm the service type, facility requirements, cargo needs, and access considerations before dispatch.